Boilers designed for ease and flexibility of installation

16 January, 2005

Up to eight Clyde CG wall-hung boilers can be cascaded to deliver outputs of 1440 kW.

The CG range of wall-hung commercial boilers from Clyde Combustions can be installed virtually anywhere in a building thanks to an integral flue fan that can deliver a pressure of up to 250 Pa. To simplify plant-room planning, all models have a common jacket width of 453 mm. Six models provide outputs from 58 to 180 kW, and up to eight boilers can be operated together to give a total output of 1440 kW. The standard specification includes modulating stainless-steel premix burner, boiler circulation pump, frost protection and DHW control. Optional equipment includes flow and return manifolds, steel supporting frames for manifolds and boilers, system pressurisation unit and outside air sensor. These boilers qualify for Enhanced Capital Allowances.

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